/sci/ - Science & Math

I shitpost on 4chan 12 hrs/day.

Never mind, I realized I'm an idiot. It's the same idea as counting ordered pairs without the a≤b restriction; I just have to skip pairs where a>b.

>>6027539
>First, computers will start replacing people in especially vulnerable fields like transportation/logistics, production labor, and administrative support. Jobs in services, sales, and construction may also be lost in this first stage

Except job that don't require complex vision/movement have already been replaced and the ones that do won't be. The best CV we have takes HOURS to fold a few towels and CV isn't going to dramatically improve.

>dependent upon the development of good artificial intelligence

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

>>5933003
>comp sci

>>5864731
>Numerical analysis is always an elective option for CS and they take a prob/stats class

Both of which are horribly watered down.

>The rest of that stuff is worthless for a CS job

CS jobs don't exist. There are code monkey jobs with "holds a piece of paper with 'CS' and 'degree' somewhere on it" check off box for the MBA monkeys in HR that are in charged for hiring you use as a heuristic on whether to hire you or not. Those obviously don't count.

>>5806543
>please give me examples of what a computer science does that a software engineer don't

Write shitty code.
Incorrectly cite complexity theory.
Live in their mother's basement.
Have Japanese sex pillows with 12 year old girls on them.

>>5780773
>maybe he just wants to programs

you wont do that with a cs degree

>>5662758
>implying all CS students are not code monkeys

HAHAHA, my sides

>>5657031
>I also can't imagine how in the world people with CS degrees are unable to do the fizzbuzz problems. I've taken one CS course and I could do them no problem.

Even so, it's a fact that 7/10 CS major cannot.

why not just skip to the end and call it /suicide/

because

>>5516370
>basically anything I could do with CS that isn't just being a code monkey

I got bad news for you son

>>5502190
>ITT jaded CS majors who failed to do anything better and need to justify their mundane lives

>>5175471

It really is